Andrew Huberman· PhD
One, people who don't like drinking but felt that they had to got a great reason to not drink.
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One, people who don't like drinking but felt that they had to got a great reason to not drink.
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So my view is, look, if alcohol doesn't mean anything to you, if you don't really enjoy it and you're just sort of drinking mindlessly, put it to a stop. Just end end your alcohol consumption altogether.
for people who don't like drinking or who don't want to drink I think there's ample evidence that zero is great that you don't need to drink